Six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device. One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device is provided between each gear input gear and each gear driving gear; and by controlling the engagement and disengagement of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, the shifting control of the six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device is performed. The present invention has such advantages as compact structure, being capable of dynamic gear-shift, no mechanical or hydraulic gear-shift components and low operational energy consumption.

The present application claims priority to a Chinese patent applicationNo. 201710014413.9, filed on Jan. 9, 2017, with a title of “AUTOMATICTRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMOBILE WITH BRUSHLESS CONTROL-BY-WIRE CENTRIFUGALBALL ARM ENGAGEMENT DEVICE”, which is incorporated herein by referencein its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention is involved in the field of automobile powertransmission technologies and relates to an automobile automatictransmission, and more particularly, to a six-gear automatictransmission for automobile with a brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device.

BACKGROUND

Automatic transmission is widely used in automobiles, electric vehicle,construction machinery and the like. The conventional automatictransmission can be classified mainly as the following four types:Automatic Transmission (AT), Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT),Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) and Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT).The shifting processes of above four types of automatic transmission areall controlled by an electrically controlled hydraulic servo deviceincluding a hydraulic pump, a plurality of hydraulic valves, a pluralityof hydraulic clutches and a plurality of brakes, etc, which involves acomplex structure, high cost and high energy consumption duringoperation.

With widespread application of such technologies as automobileelectronic, automatic control and automobile network communication, theX-by-wire technique has become the tendency of vehicle development inthe future. The X-by-wire technique replaces mechanical and hydraulicsystems with electric wires, electronic controllers and wire controlactuators by converting the driver's manipulation into electricalsignals with a sensor; the electrical signals are input to an electriccontrol unit where a control signal is generated to drive wire controlactuators to perform a desired operation. Therefore, developing a newX-by-wire automatic transmission helps reduce the number of parts,reduce cost and energy consumption and improve transmission efficiency.

A Chinese patent application No. CN201410469568.8 titled “MULTI-SPEEDRING-ARRANGED CONTROL-BY-WIRE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION” and a patentapplication No. CN201410468564.8 titled “DOUBLE-LEVEL MULTI-SPEEDCONTROL-BY-WIRE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION” was published on Jan. 21, 2015;a Chinese patent application No. CN201410469720.2 titled “ELECTRICVEHICLE THREE-GEAR CONTROL-BY-WIRE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION” and a patentapplication No. CN201410471726.3 titled “ELECTRIC VEHICLE MULTI-SPEEDCONTROL-BY-WIRE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION” was published on Mar. 4, 2015; aChinese patent application No. CN201520311494.5 titled “MULTI-SPEEDCONTROL-BY-WIRE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION” was published on Oct. 28, 2015.The published patents above have no hydraulic shifting elements, withthe transmission gears of each gear normally engaged, and on thetransmission path of each gear, there is an electromagnetic clutchrespectively, whose engagement and disengagement are controlled by anelectric control unit, thereby performing a shift-by-wire process.However, in each of the above patents, the electromagnetic clutch usedfor implementing the shift-by-wire process has such disadvantages asbulky volume, low rotation speed and requirement for large powerconsumption. Therefore, the X-by-wire automatic transmission is large insize, low in rotational speed and has great operation energyconsumption.

SUMMARY

It is an object of the present invention to overcome the shortcomings ofthe conventional automatic transmissions by providing a novel six-gearautomatic transmission for automobile with a brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device which can not only perform powershifting, but also has a simple structure, low cost and low operationenergy consumption. The technical solutions of the present invention areas follows:

A six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, which includesan input shaft, an output shaft, an input gear, an input gear of firstgear, an input gear of second gear, an input gear of third gear, aninput gear of fifth gear, an input gear of sixth gear, an input gear ofreverse gear, a driving gear of first gear, a driving gear of secondgear, a driving gear of third gear, a driving gear of fifth gear, adriving gear of sixth gear, a driving gear of reverse gear; said inputgear is fixedly mounted on the input shaft, and normally engaged withthe input gear of first gear, the input gear of second gear, the inputgear of third gear, the input gear of fifth gear, the input gear ofsixth gear and the input gear of reverse gear respectively along itsouter circumference.

The six-gear automatic transmission is characterized in that: thesix-gear automatic transmission further includes seven brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement devices, a brushlesselectromagnet of first gear, a brushless electromagnet of second gear, abrushless electromagnet of third gear, a brushless electromagnet offourth gear, a brushless electromagnet of fifth gear, a brushlesselectromagnet of sixth gear, a brushless electromagnet of reverse gear.

The brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceeach includes a thrust pressing disc, a driven inner-spline hub, acontrol-by-wire driving disc, a preloading spring, a centrifugal ballarm hollow disc, centrifugal ball arm pins, centrifugal ball arms,centrifugal balls, a magnetic conductive force transmitting disk,centrifugal ball sockets and a drive shaft; the centrifugal ball armhollow disc is rotatably supported on the drive shaft by a bearing, andis provided with outer-spline grooves of centrifugal ball arm hollowdisc on the outer circumferential surface of its one end; thecontrol-by-wire drive disc is arranged on the outer-spline grooves ofcentrifugal ball arm hollow disc by its inner-spline grooves; thepreloading spring is disposed between the end of the outer-splinegrooves of centrifugal ball arm hollow disc and the inside end face ofthe control-by-wire drive disc; the control-by-wire drive disc isprovided with a friction driving end face; the centrifugal ball armhollow disc is provided with a plurality of centrifugal ball aim holderswhich are evenly arranged in the circumferential direction at its otherend, the centrifugal ball arm holders each having one centrifugal ballarm pin fixedly mounted thereon; the centrifugal ball aim has one endmounted on the intermediate journal of the centrifugal ball arm pin byits smooth bearing hole and is rotatable freely around the centrifugalball arm pin; the centrifugal ball arm has the other end provided withone centrifugal ball socket, in each of which a centrifugal ball isprovided and capable of rolling freely.

The thrust pressing disc has one end face being a smooth end surface, onwhich the centrifugal ball each abuts against, and further hasouter-spline grooves provided on its outer circumferential surface; theouter-spline grooves of the thrust pressing disc is axially in slidingengagement with the inner-spline grooves of the driven inner-spline hub.

The magnetic conductive force transmitting disk is fixedly mounted onthe journal of the drive shaft by a bearing hole of the center inner hubof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk; the magnetic conductiveforce transmitting disk is provided with an outer disc of magneticconductive force transmitting disk.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the first gear, is providedbetween the input gear of first gear and the driving gear of first gear;one end of the drive shaft of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device is connected to the input gear of first gear;said brushless electromagnet of first gear is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device and theinput gear of first gear.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the second gear, isprovided between the input gear of second gear and the driving gear ofsecond gear; one end of the drive shaft of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device is connected to the input gear ofsecond gear; said brushless electromagnet of second gear is providedbetween the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice and the input gear of second gear.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the third gear, is providedbetween the input gear of third gear and the driving gear of third gear;one end of the drive shaft of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device is connected to the input gear of third gear;said brushless electromagnet of third gear is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device and theinput gear of third gear.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the fourth gear, isprovided between the input gear and the output shaft; one end of thedrive shaft of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device is connected to one end of the input shaft; saidbrushless electromagnet of fourth gear is provided between the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device and the inputgear.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the fifth gear, is providedbetween the input gear of fifth gear and the driving gear of fifth gear;one end of the drive shaft of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device is connected to the input gear of fifth gear;said brushless electromagnet of fifth gear is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device and theinput gear of fifth gear.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the sixth gear, is providedbetween the input gear of sixth gear and the driving gear of sixth gear;one end of the drive shaft of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device is connected to the input gear of sixth gear;said brushless electromagnet of sixth gear is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device and theinput gear of sixth gear.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, asthe power transmission engagement device for the reverse gear, isprovided between the input gear of reverse gear and the driving gear ofreverse gear; one end of the drive shaft of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device is connected tothe input gear of reverse gear; said brushless electromagnet of reversegear is provided between the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device and the input gear of reverse gear.

The brushless electromagnet of first gear, the brushless electromagnetof second gear, the brushless electromagnet of third gear, the brushlesselectromagnet of fourth gear, the brushless electromagnet of fifth gear,the brushless electromagnet of sixth gear and the brushlesselectromagnet of reverse gear are all fixedly mounted on a transmissionhousing by a non-magnetic conductive material.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of firstgear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the first gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of first gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the first gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the first gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the first gear; when said brushless electromagnet of first gear isenergized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the first gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the first gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the first gear.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of secondgear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the second gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of second gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the second gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the second gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the second gear; when said brushless electromagnet of second gear isenergized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the second gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the second gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the second gear.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of thirdgear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the third gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of third gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the third gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the third gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the third gear; when said brushless electromagnet of third gear isenergized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the third gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the third gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the third gear.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of fourthgear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the fourth gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of fourth gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the fourth gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the fourth gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the fourth gear; when said brushless electromagnet of fourth gear isenergized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the fourth gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the fourth gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the fourth gear.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of fifthgear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the fifth gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of fifth gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the fifth gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the fifth gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the fifth gear; when said brushless electromagnet of fifth gear isenergized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the fifth gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the fifth gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the fifth gear.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of sixthgear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the sixth gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of sixth gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the sixth gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the sixth gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the sixth gear; when said brushless electromagnet of sixth gear isenergized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the sixth gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the sixth gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the sixth gear.

The end face of magnetic pole of said brushless electromagnet of reversegear always keeps an air gap from the opposite end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the reverse gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of reverse gear is deenergized, the friction driving endface of the control-by-wire drive disc of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the reverse gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outer discof magnetic conductive force transmitting disk of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device as the powertransmission device for the reverse gear, by the action of the elasticforce of the preloading spring of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor the reverse gear; when said brushless electromagnet of reverse gearis energized, the friction driving end face of the control-by-wire drivedisc of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the reverse gear is engagedtogether with an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device as the power transmission device for the reverse gear,by counteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloadingspring of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice as the power transmission device for the reverse gear.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingadvantages:

(1) the six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device according to thepresent invention eliminates the hydraulic system and shifting mechanismof a conventional automatic transmission by adopting a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, whose gearshifting process is performed by using an electronic control unit tocontrol the on-off of the current in an electromagnetic coil of acentrifugal ball arm engagement device in a X-by-wire way, which has theadvantages of simple structure, low cost and low operational energyconsumption.

(2) the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement devicefor each gear according to the invention propels a friction disk and asteel disk to be engaged frictionally by utilizing great centrifugalforce generated by the centrifugal ball arm of each gear in high-speedoperation. It has the advantage of large transmission torque, highspeed, no impact during engagement and smooth gear shifting.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a position distribution diagram for input gears of each gearof the six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device according to anembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a first gear, a third gear and afourth gear of the six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with abrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceaccording to an embodiment of the present invention (the A-Across-section of FIG. 1).

FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of a second gear, a fourth gear and afifth gear of the six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with abrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceaccording to an embodiment of the present invention (the B-Bcross-section of FIG. 1).

FIG. 4 is a structural diagram of a fourth gear, a sixth gear and areverse gear of the six-gear automatic transmission for automobile witha brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceaccording to an embodiment of the present invention (the C-Ccross-section of FIG. 1).

FIG. 5 is a structural diagram of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device as the power transmission devicefor each gear according to an embodiment of the present invention(taking the first gear as an example).

REFERENCE NUMBERS

1 input gear, 1Z input shaft, 1WT brushless electromagnet of first gear,2WT brushless electromagnet of second gear, 3WT brushless electromagnetof third gear, 4WT brushless electromagnet of fourth gear, 5WT brushlesselectromagnet of fifth gear, 6WT brushless electromagnet of sixth gear,7WT brushless electromagnet of reverse gear, 2A driven gear of firstgear, 2B driven gear of second gear, 2C driven gear of third gear, 2Edriven gear of fifth gear, 2F driven gear of sixth gear, 2R driven gearof reverse gear, 2Z output shaft, 10 brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement devices, 10 a inner-spline-groovefriction discs, 10 b outer-spline-groove steel sheets, 10 c thrustpressing disc, 10 ca smooth surface, 10 d driven inner-spline hub, 10 eend cover of driven inner-spline hub, 10 f locking disc, 10 gcontrol-by-wire drive disc, 10 ga friction driving end face, 10 ipreloading spring, 10 j centrifugal ball arm hollow disc, 10 jaouter-spline-grooves of centrifugal ball arm hollow disc, 10 kcentrifugal ball arm pins, 10 l centrifugal ball arms, 10 m centrifugalballs, 10 p centrifugal ball arm preloading springs, 10 q magneticconductive force transmitting disk, 10 qa center hub of magneticconductive force transmitting disk, 10 qb outer disc of magneticconductive force transmitting disk, 10 r centrifugal ball sockets, 10Zdrive shaft, 11 input gear of first gear, 12 input gear of second gear,13 input gear of third gear, 15 input gear of fifth gear, 16 input gearof sixth gear, 17 input gear of reverse gear, 21 driving gear of firstgear, 21P first gear shaft connecting disc, 21Z first gear shaft, 22driving gear of second gear, 22P second gear shaft connecting disc, 22Zsecond gear shaft, 23 driving gear of third gear, 23P third gear shaftconnecting disc, 23Z third gear shaft, 24P output shaft connecting disc,25 driving gear of fifth gear, 25P fifth gear shaft connecting disc, 25Zfifth gear shaft, 26 driving gear of sixth gear, 26P sixth gear shaftconnecting disc, 26Z sixth gear shaft, 27 driving gear of reverse gear,27P reverse gear shaft connecting disc, 27Z reverse gear shaft, 28 gearof reverse gear.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detailwith reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of thepresent invention. It is obvious that the described embodiments aremerely some but not all embodiments of the present invention; all theother embodiments derived by those skilled people in the art based onthe embodiment of the present invention without making any creativeefforts fall into the protection scope of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, the six-gear automatic transmission forautomobile with a brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device according to the present invention includes an inputshaft 1Z, an output shaft 2Z, an input gear 1, an input gear of firstgear 11, an input gear of second gear 12, an input gear of third gear13, an input gear of fifth gear 15, an input gear of sixth gear 16, aninput gear of reverse gear 17, a driving gear of first gear 21, adriving gear of second gear 22, a driving gear of third gear 23, adriving gear of fifth gear 25, a driving gear of sixth gear 26, adriving gear of reverse gear 27; the input gear 1 is fixedly mounted onthe input shaft 1Z, and normally engaged with the input gear of firstgear 11, the input gear of second gear 12, the input gear of third gear13, the input gear of fifth gear 15, the input gear of sixth gear 16 andthe input gear of reverse gear 17 respectively along its outercircumference, and further includes seven brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement devices 10, a brushless electromagnet offirst gear 1WT, a brushless electromagnet of second gear 2WT, abrushless electromagnet of third gear 3WT, a brushless electromagnet offourth gear 4WT, a brushless electromagnet of fifth gear SWT, abrushless electromagnet of sixth gear 6WT and a brushless electromagnetof reverse gear 7WT.

As shown in FIG. 5, the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 each includes inner-spline-groove friction discs 10a, outer-spline-groove steel sheets 10 b, a thrust pressing disc 10 c, adriven inner-spline hub 10 d, an end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10e, a locking disc 10 f, a control-by-wire drive disc 10 g, a preloadingspring 10 i, a centrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 j, centrifugal ballarm pins 10 k, centrifugal ball arms 10 l, centrifugal balls 10 m,centrifugal ball arm preloading springs 10 p, a magnetic conductiveforce transmitting disk 10 q, centrifugal ball sockets 10 r and a driveshaft 10Z.

The inner-spline-groove friction discs 10 a are sheathed on theouter-spline grooves of the drive shaft 10Z by means of its inner-splinegrooves; the outer-spline-groove steel sheets 10 b are sheathed on theinner-spline grooves of the driven inner-spline hub 10 d by itsouter-spline grooves; the thrust pressing disc 10 c has one end facebeing a smooth surface 10 ca, and has the other end face being a roughfriction surface; on the outer circumferential surface, the thrustpressing disc 10 c is further provided with outer-spline grooves whichare axially in sliding engagement with the inner-spline grooves of thedriven inner-spline hub 10 d; the centrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 jis rotatably supported on the drive shaft 10Z by a bearing, and isprovided with outer-spline grooves of centrifugal ball arm hollow disc10 ja on the outer circumferential surface of its one end, with thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g being arranged on the outer-splinegrooves of centrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 ja by its inner-splinegrooves and being provided with a friction driving end face 10 ga; thecentrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 j is provided with a plurality ofcentrifugal ball arm holders which are evenly arranged in thecircumferential direction at its other end, the centrifugal ball armholders each having one centrifugal ball arm pin 10 k fixedly mountedthereon; the centrifugal ball arm 10 l has one end mounted on theintermediate journal of the centrifugal ball arm pin 10 k by its smoothbearing hole and is rotatable freely around the centrifugal ball arm pin10 k, the centrifugal ball arm 10 l has the other end provided with onecentrifugal ball socket 10 r, in each of which a centrifugal ball 10 mis provided and capable of rolling freely; the magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 q is fixedly mounted on the journal of the driveshaft 10Z by a bearing hole of the center hub of magnetic conductiveforce transmitting disk 10 qa; the magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 q is provided with an outer disc of magneticconductive force transmitting disk 10 qb.

As shown in FIG. 2 to FIG. 5, one brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, as the power transmission engagementdevice for the first gear, is provided between the input gear of firstgear 11 and the driving gear of first gear 21, the drive shaft 10Z ofthe brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10having one end connected to one end of the input gear of first gear 11by a spline, and the other end connected to the front journal of thefirst gear shaft 21Z by a bearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d ofthe brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10has one end, which is close to the input gear for first gear 11, fixedlyconnected to the end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10 e of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 bybolts, and has the other end, which is away from the input gear of firstgear 11, fixedly connected to the first gear shaft connecting disc 21P;said brushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe input gear of first gear 11; the locking disk 10 f of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 and thebrushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT are fixedly mounted on thetransmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material; the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 qb of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of first gear 1WT is deenergized, the friction driving endface 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of firstgear 1WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10,as the power transmission engagement device for the second gear, isprovided between the input gear of second gear 12 and the driving gearof second gear 22, the drive shaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 having one end connected toone end of the input gear of second gear 12 by a spline, and the otherend connected to the front journal of the second gear shaft 22Z by abearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 has one end,which is close to the input gear for second gear 12, fixedly connectedto the end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10 e of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 by bolts, andhas the other end, which is away from the input gear of second gear 12,fixedly connected to the second gear shaft connecting disc 22P; saidbrushless electromagnet of second gear 2WT is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe input gear of second gear 12; the locking disk 10 f of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 and thebrushless electromagnet of second gear 2WT are fixedly mounted on thetransmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material; the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 qb of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of second gear 2WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of second gear 2WT is deenergized, the friction drivingend face 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of secondgear 2WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10,as the power transmission engagement device for the third gear, isprovided between the input gear of third gear 13 and the driving gear ofthird gear 23, the drive shaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 having one end connected toone end of the input gear of third gear 13 by a spline, and the otherend connected to the front journal of the third gear shaft 23Z by abearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 has one end,which is close to the input gear for third gear 13, fixedly connected tothe end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10 e of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 by bolts, andhas the other end, which is away from the input gear of third gear 13,fixedly connected to the third gear shaft connecting disc 23P; saidbrushless electromagnet of third gear 3WT is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe input gear of third gear 13; the locking disk 10 f of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 and thebrushless electromagnet of third gear 3WT are fixedly mounted on thetransmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material; the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 qb of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of third gear 3WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of third gear 3WT is deenergized, the friction driving endface 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of thirdgear 3WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10,as the power transmission engagement device for the fourth gear, isprovided between the input gear 1 and the output shaft 2Z, the driveshaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 having one end connected to the input gear 1 by aspline, and the other end connected to the front journal of the outputshaft 2Z by a bearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 has one end,which is close to the input gear 1, fixedly connected to the end coverof driven inner-spline hub 10 e of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 by bolts, and has the otherend, which is away from the input gear 1, fixedly connected to theoutput shaft connecting disc 24P; said brushless electromagnet of fourthgear 4WT is provided between the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 and the input gear 1; the locking disk 10f of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice 10 and the brushless electromagnet of fourth gear 4WT are fixedlymounted on the transmission housing by a non-magnetic conductivematerial; the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice 10 always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole ofsaid brushless electromagnet of fourth gear 4WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of fourth gear 4WT is deenergized, the friction drivingend face 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of fourthgear 4WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10,as the power transmission engagement device for the fifth gear, isprovided between the input gear of fifth gear 15 and the driving gear offifth gear 25, the drive shaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 having one end connected toone end of the input gear of fifth gear 15 by a spline, and the otherend connected to the front journal of the fifth gear shaft 25Z by abearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 has one end,which is close to the input gear for fifth gear 15, fixedly connected tothe end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10 e of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 by bolts, andhas the other end, which is away from the input gear of fifth gear 15,fixedly connected to the fifth gear shaft connecting disc 25P; saidbrushless electromagnet of fifth gear 5WT is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe input gear of fifth gear 15; the locking disk 10 f of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 and thebrushless electromagnet of fifth gear 5WT are fixedly mounted on thetransmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material; the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 qb of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of fifth gear 5WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of fifth gear 5WT is deenergized, the friction driving endface 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of fifthgear 5WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10,as the power transmission engagement device for the sixth gear, isprovided between the input gear of sixth gear 16 and the driving gear ofsixth gear 26, the drive shaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 having one end connected toone end of the input gear of sixth gear 16 by a spline, and the otherend connected to the front journal of the sixth gear shaft 26Z by abearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 has one end,which is close to the input gear for sixth gear 16, fixedly connected tothe end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10 e of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 by bolts, andhas the other end, which is away from the input gear of sixth gear 16,fixedly connected to the sixth gear shaft connecting disc 26P; saidbrushless electromagnet of sixth gear 6WT is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe input gear of sixth gear 16; the locking disk 10 f of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 and thebrushless electromagnet of sixth gear 6WT are fixedly mounted on thetransmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material; the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 qb of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of sixth gear 6WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of sixth gear 6WT is deenergized, the friction driving endface 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of sixthgear 6WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

One brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10,as the power transmission engagement device for the reverse gear, isprovided between the input gear of reverse gear 17 and the driving gearof reverse gear 27, the drive shaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 having one end connected toone end of the input gear of reverse gear 17 by a spline, and the otherend connected to the front journal of the reverse gear shaft 27Z by abearing; the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 has one end,which is close to the input gear for reverse gear 17, fixedly connectedto the end cover of driven inner-spline hub 10 e of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 by bolts, andhas the other end, which is away from the input gear of reverse gear 17,fixedly connected to the reverse gear shaft connecting disc 27P; saidbrushless electromagnet of reverse gear 7WT is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe input gear of reverse gear 17; the locking disk 10 f of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 andthe brushless electromagnet of reverse gear 7WT are fixedly mounted onthe transmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material; theouter disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 qb of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10always keeps an air gap from the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of reverse gear 7WT; when said brushlesselectromagnet of reverse gear 7WT is deenergized, the friction drivingend face 10 ga of the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 keeps an airgap from an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10; when said brushless electromagnet of reversegear 7WT is energized, the friction driving end face 10 ga of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 is engaged together with anend face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk 10 qb of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10.

The driving gear of first gear 21 and the first gear shaft connectingdisc 21P are fixedly mounted on the first gear shaft 21Z, with thedriving gear of first gear 21 normally engaged with a driven gear offirst gear 2A; the driving gear of second gear 22 and the second gearshaft connecting disc 22P are fixedly mounted on the second gear shaft22Z, with the driving gear of second gear 22 normally engaged with adriven gear of second gear 2B; the driving gear of third gear 23 and thethird gear shaft connecting disc 23P are fixedly mounted on the thirdgear shaft 23Z, with the driving gear of third gear 23 normally engagedwith a driven gear of third gear 2C; the output shaft 2Z is fixedlymounted on the output shaft connecting disc 24P; the driving gear offifth gear 25 and the fifth gear shaft connecting disc 25P are fixedlymounted on the fifth gear shaft 25Z, with the driving gear of fifth gear25 normally engaged with a driven gear of fifth gear 2E; the drivinggear of sixth gear 26 and the sixth gear shaft connecting disc 26P arefixedly mounted on the sixth gear shaft 26Z, with the driving gear ofsixth gear 26 normally engaged with a driven gear of sixth gear 2F; thedriving gear of reverse gear 27 and the reverse gear shaft connectingdisc 27P are fixedly mounted on the reverse gear shaft 27Z, the reversegear is further provided with the gear of reverse gear 28, the gear ofreverse gear 28 is supported on the transmission housing by bearings,the gear of reverse gear 28 is normally engaged with the driving gear ofreverse gear 27 and the driven gear of reverse gear 2R.

The driven gear of first gear 2A, the driven gear of second gear 2B, thedriven gear of third gear 2C, the driven gear of fifth gear 2E, thedriven gear of sixth gear 2F and the driven gear of reverse gear 2R arefixedly mounted on the output shaft 2Z.

In the following, the operation principle of the six-gear automatictransmission for automobile with a brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device will be further described by taking the firstgear control-by-wire automatic transmission as an example.

In case of the first gear power transmission, when the electromagneticcoil of the brushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT is energized, thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 asthe power transmission engagement device for the first gear is operated,with the electromagnetic coils of other gears all being deenergizedmeanwhile; after the electromagnetic coil of the brushless electromagnetof first gear 1WT is energized, the electromagnetic attraction forcegenerated by the brushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT istransmitted to the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear via the magneticconductive force transmitting disk 10 q of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmissionengagement device for the first gear, so that the control-by-wire drivedisc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear moves in direction of the brushless electromagnet of firstgear 1WT by counteracting the elastic force of the preloading spring 10i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice 10 as the power transmission engagement device for the firstgear, making the friction driving end face 10 ga of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear engaged with one endface of the magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 q of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 asthe power transmission engagement device for the first gear, and thefriction force generated there between drives the centrifugal ball armhollow disc 10 j of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear to rotate, which further driving each centrifugal ball arm 10l of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice 10 as the power transmission engagement device for the first gearto rotate. Meanwhile, by the action of centrifugal force, eachcentrifugal ball arm 10 l of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the first gear is opened outward around a centrifugal ballarm pin 10 k of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear, which making one end provided with the centrifugal ballsocket 10 r of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear drive the centrifugal ball 10 m of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear to make a circularmotion outwardly along the smooth surface 10 ca of the thrust pressingdisk 10 c of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear, thereby the centrifugal ball arms 10 l of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear generates acentrifugal force along with the centrifugal balls 10 m of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear, the component of thecentrifugal force in the direction of the central axis of thecentrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 j of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmissionengagement device for the first gear propelling the thrust pressure disc10 c of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice 10 as the power transmission engagement device for the first gearto make an axial movement away from the centrifugal ball arm hollow disc10 j of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball aim engagementdevice 10 as the power transmission engagement device for the firstgear, so that the thrust pressing disc 10 c of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear compresses eachouter-spline-groove steel sheet 10 b of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmissionengagement device for the first gear and each inner-spline-groovefriction disk 10 a of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear with each other, the friction force between theouter-spline-groove steel sheets 10 b of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmissionengagement device for the first gear and the inner-spline-groovefriction disk 10 a of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear allowing the driven inner-spline hub 10 d of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear to rotatesynchronously along with the drive shaft 10Z of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear, and further allowingthe drive shaft 10Z of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device forthe first gear to rotate synchronously with the first gear shaft 21Z,thereby realizing the first gear transmission.

When the electromagnetic coils of the brushless electromagnets for theother gears are deenergized, by the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring 10 i of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device forthe other gears, the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the other gears is engaged with thelocking disc 10 f of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for theother gears, with the locking disc 10 f of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmissionengagement device for the other gears fixed to the transmission housingby a non-magnetic conductive material, so that the friction forcebetween the control-by-wire drive disc 10 g of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the other gears and the centrifugalball arm hollow disc 10 j of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice after their engagement enables the control-by-wire drive disc 10g of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice 10 as the power transmission engagement device for the othergears and the centrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 j of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the other gears standstill, and thecentrifugal ball arms 10 l of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the other gears are folded inwardly along with thecentrifugal balls 10 m of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device forthe other gears by the twisting of the centrifugal ball arm preloadingspring 10 p of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for theother gears, thereby the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement devices 10 as the power transmission engagement device forthe other gears do not transmit power.

With the brushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT fixed to thetransmission housing by a non-magnetic conductive material, thebrushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT always keeps a constant airgap from the magnetic conductive force transmitting disk 10 q of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 asthe power transmission engagement device for the first gear, therebysaid first gear transmission process can be performed by a brushlesscontrol-by-wire transmission. At the same time, since theelectromagnetic force generated by energizing the electromagnetic coilof the brushless electromagnet of first gear 1WT only controls thecentrifugal ball arm hollow disc 10 j of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmissionengagement device for the first gear to rotate via the magneticconductive force transmitting disk 10 q and the control-by-wire drivedisc 10 g of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear, thus, the power consumption of the brushless electromagnetof first gear 1WT is small, which reduces the operation energyconsumption of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear.

The control-by-wire power transmissions of the other gears each have thesame working principles as the first gear.

The power transmission path of the six-gear automatic transmission forautomobile with a brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device according to the embodiment of the present inventionwill be further described below with reference to FIG. 2, FIG. 3 andFIG. 4.

The power transmission path of the first gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the first gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; the input gear 1 transmits the torque to theinput gear of first gear 11; the input gear of first gear 11 transmitsthe torque to the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefirst gear, and the torque is further transmitted to the first gearshaft connecting disc 21P by the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the first gear; the power is then transmitted to the outputshaft 2Z by the engagement of the driving gear of first gear 21 and thedriven gear of first gear 2A, thereby realizing the reducingtransmission of the first gear.

The power transmission path of the second gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the second gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; the input gear 1 transmits the torque to theinput gear of second gear 12; the input gear of second gear 12 transmitsthe torque to the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thesecond gear, and the torque is further transmitted to the second gearshaft connecting disc 22P by the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the second gear; the power is then transmitted to the outputshaft 2Z by the engagement of the driving gear of second gear 22 and thedriven gear of second gear 2B, thereby realizing the reducingtransmission of the second gear.

The power transmission path of the third gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the third gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; the input gear 1 transmits the torque to theinput gear of third gear 13; the input gear of third gear 13 transmitsthe torque to the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thethird gear, and the torque is further transmitted to the third gearshaft connecting disc 23P by the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the third gear; the power is then transmitted to the outputshaft 2Z by the engagement of the driving gear of third gear 23 and thedriven gear of third gear 2C, thereby realizing the reducingtransmission of the third gear.

The power transmission path of the fourth gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the fourth gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; and the torque is further transmitted to theoutput shaft 2Z by the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefourth gear, thereby realizing the transmission of the fourth gear.

The power transmission path of the fifth gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the fifth gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; the input gear 1 transmits the torque to theinput gear of fifth gear 15; the input gear of fifth gear 15 transmitsthe torque to the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thefifth gear, and the torque is further transmitted to the fifth gearshaft connecting disc 25P by the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the fifth gear; the power is then transmitted to the outputshaft 2Z by the engagement of the driving gear of fifth gear 25 and thedriven gear of fifth gear 2E, thereby realizing the acceleratingtransmission of the fifth gear.

The power transmission path of the sixth gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the sixth gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; the input gear 1 transmits the torque to theinput gear of sixth gear 16; the input gear of sixth gear 16 transmitsthe torque to the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for thesixth gear, and the torque is further transmitted to the sixth gearshaft connecting disc 26P by the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the sixth gear; the power is then transmitted to the outputshaft 2Z by the engagement of the driving gear of sixth gear 26 and thedriven gear of sixth gear 2F, thereby realizing the acceleratingtransmission of the sixth gear.

The power transmission path of the reverse gear: when the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device 10 as the powertransmission engagement device for the reverse gear is energized andengaged, the torque of the engine is transmitted to the input gear 1through the input shaft 1Z; the input gear 1 transmits the torque to theinput gear of reverse gear 17; the input gear of reverse gear 17transmits the torque to the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device forthe reverse gear, and through the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device 10 as the power transmission engagementdevice for the reverse gear, the torque is transmitted to the reversegear shaft 27Z by the reverse gear shaft connecting disc 27P, then thetorque is transmitted to the gear of reverse gear 28 by the engagementof the driving gear of reverse gear 27 through the driving gear ofreverse gear 27 fixedly mounted on the reverse gear shaft 27Z, finallythe torque is transmitted to the output shaft 2Z by the driven gear ofreverse gear 2R that engaged with the gear of reverse gear 28 andfixedly mounted on the output shaft 2Z, thereby realizing the reducingtransmission of the reverse gear.

Neutral gear: when the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device 10 as the power transmission engagement device for theeach gear is deenergized and in a non-operating state, the neutral gearis realized.

The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail withreference to the accompanying drawings, but it should be noted that, forthose skilled in the art, the present invention is not limited to theseembodiments, and improvements and modifications may be made withoutdeparting from the gist of the present invention.

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A six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device, which comprisesan input shaft (1Z), an output shaft (2Z), an input gear (1), an inputgear of first gear (11), an input gear of second gear (12), an inputgear of third gear (13), an input gear of fifth gear (15), an input gearof sixth gear (16), an input gear of reverse gear (17), a driving gearof first gear (21), a driving gear of second gear (22), a driving gearof third gear (23), a driving gear of fifth gear (25), a driving gear ofsixth gear (26), a driving gear of reverse gear (27); said input gear(1) is fixedly mounted on the input shaft (1Z), and normally engagedwith the input gear of first gear (11), the input gear of second gear(12), the input gear of third gear (13), the input gear of fifth gear(15), the input gear of sixth gear (16) and the input gear of reversegear (17) respectively along its outer circumference; the six-gearautomatic transmission is characterized in that: the six-gear automatictransmission further comprises seven brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement devices (10), a brushless electromagnetof first gear (1WT), a brushless electromagnet of second gear (2WT), abrushless electromagnet of third gear (3WT), a brushless electromagnetof fourth gear (4WT), a brushless electromagnet of fifth gear (5WT), abrushless electromagnet of sixth gear (6WT), a brushless electromagnetof reverse gear (7WT); the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device (10) each comprises a thrust pressing disc (10 c),a driven inner-spline hub (10 d), a control-by-wire driving disc (10 g),a preloading spring (10 i), a centrifugal ball arm hollow disc (10 j),centrifugal ball arm pins (10 k), centrifugal ball arms (10 l),centrifugal balls (10 m), a magnetic conductive force transmitting disk(10 q), centrifugal ball sockets (10 r) and a drive shaft (10Z); thecentrifugal ball arm hollow disc (10 j) is rotatably supported on thedrive shaft (10Z) by a bearing, and is provided with outer-splinegrooves of centrifugal ball arm hollow disc (10 ja) on the outercircumferential surface of its one end; the control-by-wire drive disc(10 g) is arranged on the outer-spline grooves of centrifugal ball armhollow disc (10 ja) by its inner-spline grooves; the preloading spring(10 i) is disposed between the end of the outer-spline grooves ofcentrifugal ball arm hollow disc (10 ja) and the inside end face of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g); the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g)is provided with a friction driving end face (10 ga); the centrifugalball arm hollow disc (10 j) is provided with a plurality of centrifugalball arm holders which are evenly arranged in the circumferentialdirection at its other end, the centrifugal ball arm holders each havingone centrifugal ball arm pin (10 k) fixedly mounted thereon; thecentrifugal ball arm (10 l) has one end mounted on the intermediatejournal of the centrifugal ball arm pin (10 k) by its smooth bearinghole and is rotatable freely around the centrifugal ball arm pin (10 k);the centrifugal ball arm (10 l) has the other end provided with onecentrifugal ball socket (10 r), in each of which a centrifugal ball (10m) is provided and capable of rolling freely; the thrust pressing disc(10 c) has one end face being a smooth end surface (10 ca), on which thecentrifugal ball (10 m) each abuts against, and further has outer-splinegrooves provided on its outer circumferential surface; the outer-splinegrooves of the thrust pressing disc (10 c) is axially in slidingengagement with the inner-spline grooves of the driven inner-spline hub(10 d); the magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 q) isfixedly mounted on the journal of the drive shaft (10Z) by a bearinghole of the center inner hub of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk (10 qa); the magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 q) isprovided with an outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmittingdisk (10 qb); one brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device (10), as the power transmission engagement device forthe first gear, is provided between the input gear of first gear (11)and the driving gear of first gear (21); one end of the drive shaft(10Z) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) is connected to the input gear of first gear (11); saidbrushless electromagnet of first gear (1WT) is provided between thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10)and the input gear of first gear (11); one brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10), as the power transmissionengagement device for the second gear, is provided between the inputgear of second gear (12) and the driving gear of second gear (22); oneend of the drive shaft (10Z) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) is connected to the inputgear of second gear (12); said brushless electromagnet of second gear(2WT) is provided between the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device (10) and the input gear of second gear (12); onebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10),as the power transmission engagement device for the third gear, isprovided between the input gear of third gear (13) and the driving gearof third gear (23); one end of the drive shaft (10Z) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) is connectedto the input gear of third gear (13); said brushless electromagnet ofthird gear (3WT) is provided between the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) and the input gear of thirdgear (13); one brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10), as the power transmission engagement device for the fourthgear, is provided between the input gear (1) and the output shaft (2Z):one end of the drive shaft (10Z) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) is connected to the inputshaft (1Z); said brushless electromagnet of fourth gear (4WT) isprovided between the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device (10) and the input gear (1); one brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10), as thepower transmission engagement device for the fifth gear, is providedbetween the input gear of fifth gear (15) and the driving gear of fifthgear (25); one end of the drive shaft (10Z) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) is connectedto the input gear of fifth gear (15); said brushless electromagnet offifth gear (5WT) is provided between the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) and the input gear of fifthgear (15); one brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10), as the power transmission engagement device for the sixthgear, is provided between the input gear of sixth gear (16) and thedriving gear of sixth gear (26); one end of the drive shaft (10Z) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) isconnected to the input gear of sixth gear (16); said brushlesselectromagnet of sixth gear (6WT) is provided between the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) and theinput gear of sixth gear (16); one brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10), as the power transmission engagementdevice for the reverse gear, is provided between the input gear ofreverse gear (17) and the driving gear of reverse gear (27); one end ofthe drive shaft (10Z) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ballarm engagement device (10) is connected to the input gear of reversegear (17); said brushless electromagnet of reverse gear (7WT) isprovided between the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball armengagement device (10) and the input gear of reverse gear (17); and thebrushless electromagnet of first gear (1WT), the brushless electromagnetof second gear (2WT), the brushless electromagnet of third gear (3WT),the brushless electromagnet of fourth gear (4WT), the brushlesselectromagnet of fifth gear (5WT), the brushless electromagnet of sixthgear (6WT), the brushless electromagnet of reverse gear (7WT) are allfixedly mounted on a transmission housing by a non-magnetic conductivematerial.
 2. The six-gear automatic transmission for automobile with abrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of first gear (1WT) always keeps an air gap fromthe opposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thefirst gear; when said brushless electromagnet of first gear (1WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the first gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the first gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the first gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of first gear (1WT) is energized, the friction driving endface (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the first gear is engaged together with an endface of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk(10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the first gear, bycounteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloading spring(10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the first gear.
 3. Thesix-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device according toclaim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of said brushlesselectromagnet of second gear (2WT) always keeps an air gap from theopposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thesecond gear; when said brushless electromagnet of second gear (2WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the second gear keeps an air gap from an end face of theouter disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the second gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the second gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of second gear (2WT) is energized, the friction drivingend face (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the second gear is engaged togetherwith an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thesecond gear, by counteracting the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring (10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thesecond gear.
 4. The six-gear automatic transmission for automobile witha brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of third gear (3WT) always keeps an air gap fromthe opposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thethird gear; when said brushless electromagnet of third gear (3WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the third gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the third gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the third gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of third gear (3WT) is energized, the friction driving endface (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the third gear is engaged together with an endface of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk(10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the third gear, bycounteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloading spring(10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the third gear.
 5. Thesix-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device according toclaim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of said brushlesselectromagnet of fourth gear (4WT) always keeps an air gap from theopposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thefourth gear; when said brushless electromagnet of fourth gear (4WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the fourth gear keeps an air gap from an end face of theouter disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the fourth gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the fourth gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of fourth gear (4WT) is energized, the friction drivingend face (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the fourth gear is engaged togetherwith an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thefourth gear, by counteracting the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring (10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thefourth gear.
 6. The six-gear automatic transmission for automobile witha brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of saidbrushless electromagnet of fifth gear (5WT) always keeps an air gap fromthe opposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thefifth gear; when said brushless electromagnet of fifth gear (5WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the fifth gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the fifth gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the fifth gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of fifth gear (5WT) is energized, the friction driving endface (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the fifth gear is engaged together with an endface of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk(10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the fifth gear, bycounteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloading spring(10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the fifth gear.
 7. Thesix-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device according toclaim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of said brushlesselectromagnet of sixth gear (6WT) always keeps an air gap from theopposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thesixth gear; when said brushless electromagnet of sixth gear (6WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the sixth gear keeps an air gap from an end face of the outerdisc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the sixth gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the sixth gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of sixth gear (6WT) is energized, the friction driving endface (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the sixth gear is engaged together with an endface of the outer disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk(10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the sixth gear, bycounteracting the action of the elastic force of the preloading spring(10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagementdevice (10) as the power transmission device for the sixth gear.
 8. Thesix-gear automatic transmission for automobile with a brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device according toclaim 1, wherein the end face of magnetic pole of said brushlesselectromagnet of reverse gear (7WT) always keeps an air gap from theopposite end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thereverse gear; when said brushless electromagnet of reverse gear (7WT) isdeenergized, the friction driving end face (10 ga) of thecontrol-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of the brushless control-by-wirecentrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmissiondevice for the reverse gear keeps an air gap from an end face of theouter disc of magnetic conductive force transmitting disk (10 qb) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the reverse gear, by the action of theelastic force of the preloading spring (10 i) of the brushlesscontrol-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) as the powertransmission device for the reverse gear; when said brushlesselectromagnet of reverse gear (7WT) is energized, the friction drivingend face (10 ga) of the control-by-wire drive disc (10 g) of thebrushless control-by-wire centrifugal ball arm engagement device (10) asthe power transmission device for the reverse gear is engaged togetherwith an end face of the outer disc of magnetic conductive forcetransmitting disk (10 qb) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thereverse gear, by counteracting the action of the elastic force of thepreloading spring (10 i) of the brushless control-by-wire centrifugalball arm engagement device (10) as the power transmission device for thereverse gear.